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JOHN RUSSELL FEARN began his writing career as a pioneer in the science fiction field, appearing in all of the American pulp science fiction magazines in the early 1930s. However, many of his fans don't know that Fearn was also a prolific and successful writer in other genres, especially crime and detective fiction.This volume contains some of his best stories from the famous pulp magazine, Thrilling Mystery Stories, plus several others, including two which are previously unpublished.

This collection of stories including "Veronica's Gift", "Porch Swing", and "A View of Wickerwork", that highlight author Llywellyn's talents as a fantasy writer.

First published in 1986, The Lordly Ones is a collection of seven stories by Keith Roberts, encompassing science fiction, fantasy, and ghost tales. The anthology includes: "The Lordly Ones""Ariadne Potts""Sphairistike""The Checkout""The Comfort Station""The Castle on the Hoop""Diva"In his review for White Dwarf magazine, Dave Langford praised the collection, stating, "Only Roberts could write a moving and harrowing post-holocaust tale set in a public lavatory... and then write another. Recommended."

"Without Absolution" is the first collection from science-fiction and fantasy writer Amy Sterling Casil. It contains nine stories and four poems in which a new disease causes birth defects; a father clones himself; and a lonely man uploads the personalities of his former wife and his mother, creating a horrifying "motherwife".

We Are All Legends by Darrell Schweitzer follows the journey of the immortal and cursed wanderer, Julian. Traveling through a dark, magical world, Julian faces demons, gods, and his own past, seeking redemption but often finding tragedy. Schweitzer blends sword and sorcery with eerie, atmospheric horror, as Julian's quest unfolds in a series of interconnected stories. Each chapter delves deeper into the mysteries of fate, immortality, and the price of power.

On the distant world of Timbra, communication is an art form-literally. The native Timbrian species expresses emotions and thoughts through shifting patterns of color on their skin, creating a language both beautiful and complex. When a human is found murdered in the Timbrian city, understanding the crime means understanding an alien culture where words do not exist. Assigned to the case, Investigator Harold Patton must navigate a world of color-coded secrets, diplomatic tensions, and hidden motives. But in a society where nothing is spoken, can the truth be seen before it's too late?